Tree of Life Behavioral Health

03/10/2026

03/10/2026

03/07/2026

Sending love out to all you beautiful souls tonight. This is just a little reminder that I feel many of us need sometimes. Just because there are others who may have it "worse" than you does not mean your struggles, your pain, your feelings aren't just as valid and important.

So whether you've been told to basically suck it up because others have it worse, or you do it to yourself, please stop dismissing what you're experiencing because of some idea that you don't have a right to feel what you are feeling. You Always have a right to what you feel!

Saying or thinking that you don't would be like saying/thinking that you can't be happy because there are others that are happier, or grateful because others have more to be grateful for. Does that make any sense at all? No? Good! So honor your feelings because it's not a competition and each of our experiences are unique to ourselves.

If you're struggling tonight we want to remind you that you are not alone, you are so very loved and if you need a hand just reach out—we got you!

🩵Leila

03/07/2026

Tree of Life’s Somatic Tools and Techniques training went well.

03/07/2026

Tree of Life is at the community kite day today!

03/02/2026

Tree of Life is pleased to announce the launch of its new website:

Welcome to Tree of Life Behavioral Health Welcome to Tree of Life Behavioral Health, LLC, where healing and growth are at the heart of everything we do. We provide outpatient services for adults, children, adolescents, families, and couples, offering a wide range of therapies designed to meet divers...

02/28/2026

Tree 🌲 of Life was at Community Helpers in Madison today and was excited to be part of such a beautiful community event.

02/27/2026

Children need emotionally available parents, and when that doesn't happen, the effects can be long lasting.

02/26/2026

Over the past decade, autism diagnoses have increased dramatically. According to a recent study, that rise was seen primarily among women and girls.

Historically, autism in women has been underdiagnosed because young girls tend not to fit the stereotypes around the condition. But new research is changing the clinical definition of autism and everything we know about it. Learn more: https://on.natgeo.com/3OFGzyr